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Delhi Tribunal Awards Rs 76.72 Lakh to Road Accident Victim
Dinesh Kumar was riding a scooty with his wife in Delhi.
A truck hit their two-wheeler on April 22, 2021.
Kumar suffered very serious injuries in the crash.
His injuries caused permanent physical disability in his upper limbs and brain.
The disability was assessed at 75 per cent.
He could no longer do everyday activities normally.
He was also unable to earn a living.
A Delhi tribunal awarded him Rs 76.72 lakh.
A Delhi tribunal awarded Rs 76.72 lakh to 24-year-old Dinesh Kumar.
Kumar was riding a scooty with his wife on April 22, 2021.
Their two-wheeler was hit by a truck in Delhi.
The crash left Kumar with 75 per cent permanent physical disability in his upper limbs and brain.
His condition prevented him from performing daily activities or earning a livelihood.
- Who
- Twenty-four-year-old Dinesh Kumar, who was travelling with his wife.
- What
- A Delhi tribunal awarded Kumar Rs 76.72 lakh after a truck collision left him severely disabled.
- Where
- Delhi.
- When
- April 22, 2021; the award date is not stated.
- Why
- Because Kumar suffered severe injuries and 75 per cent permanent physical disability that prevented daily activities and earning a livelihood.
Key facts
- Compensation
- Rs 76.72 lakh
- Victim
- Dinesh Kumar, 24
- Accident date
- April 22, 2021
- Vehicle involved
- A truck struck the scooty carrying Kumar and his wife
- Disability
- 75 per cent permanent physical disability in the upper limbs and brain
- Impact
- Kumar was unable to perform daily activities or earn his livelihood
Sources
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